SG shares are shares of companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). When you buy SG shares, you own a portion of a Singapore-listed company and may benefit from capital gains and dividend income, depending on the company's performance.
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) is home to many of the nation’s most established and resilient companies—ranging from banks and telecommunications firms to industrial giants and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
Many of these companies are known for providing consistent dividend returns, making them popular among long-term investors seeking both stability and passive income.Stable domestic economySingapore’s diversified economy—spanning finance, real estate, manufacturing, oil and gas, and logistics—reduces reliance on any single sector. This diversity allows investors to build portfolios that can better withstand market fluctuations.

SG shares are shares of companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). When you buy SG shares, you own a portion of a Singapore-listed company and may benefit from capital gains and dividend income, depending on the company's performance.
To buy Singapore-listed shares, open a trading account with a licensed stockbroker such as CMC Invest. After funding your account, search for stocks listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and place a buy order during market hours through the trading platform.
SG shares trade on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) during these hours (Singapore time):
Pre-open: 8:30am – 9:00am
Morning session: 9:00am – 12:00pm
Afternoon session: 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Many SG shares, especially banks, REITs, and blue-chip companies, are known for paying regular dividends. Dividend payouts depend on company profits and board decisions, and they are typically distributed quarterly, semi-annually, or annually.
Like all investments, SG shares carry risks, including:
Share price volatility
Company-specific risks (earnings, management, competition)
Economic and interest rate changes
While Singapore's market is well-regulated, share prices can still rise or fall based on market conditions.